I know that many women read romance novels, and many men look at porn. I don’t see men on here asking to get their wives off of the literary sex, so I was wondering: is there a difference to you? Thanks in advance!

Oh, just as an aside, I in my house, we don’t care for romance novels or porn, so this is purely out of curiosity.

I’m a meat eater, with o-negative blood type, who is interested in becoming a vegetarian. I’m looking for a good vegetarian cook book that can tell me about the pit falls (like what vitamins I’ll need). Also, the recipes should be more geared to a single person then a whole family.

Any good cook books for poor people like myself :p

my sister birthday is coming up, lately she has taken some intererst in vegetarian food and cooking, and i thought this can be a great B-day present for her.
so i am thinking maybe two books.

BTW i will be buying the books via amazon so any links to books on that site will be great.

thanks in advance
Maya

I’m a second year university student and getting ready to move into my first apartment. I cook somewhat at home, mainly pasta, but i want to expand my horizons, with some simple easy as well as healthy meals between classes and studying. Any good cookbooks out there I should buy/check out?

I already have The Joy of Cooking and aside from teaching me how to boil an egg, make mashed potatoes, make cream soups, I am as far as I can go with this book. I have no ideas left of new things to make. I like to make pasta dishes and dishes with eggs and fish. I don’t particularly like meat and prefer to make dishes with veggies. Any suggestions?

Looking for something to feed my perverse craving. Fictional War books on World War II, Korea, and Viet-Nam.

My wife thinks im a bit nuts because I collect cookbooks. I currently have over 700. She has been trying to get me to stop buying new ones but she has failed. Think I should stop or should I go for the record?

My daughter likes war, fantasy, and historical fiction books with a little romance, but not a lot. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Like one that will also tell you less known measurements and how to do something instead of just telling you. I’m thinking that it could be cheaper to use my vegetable garden and eventually the eggs the hens I’m gonna get will lay and such. So far the most complicated thing I know how to do in the kitchen is pasteurize milk and besides the fresh milk, doesn’t help with cooing. Can you also let me know a good book for baking.
And these will tell me how to debone a chicken instead of just telling me to?